StefaniLara
12-04-2018, 12:45 AM
Took a roadtrip this weekend with four other cisgender women. The destination was Park City, Kansas. The reason was to see Halestorm, In This Moment, and New Years Day. We left Amarillo on Saturday morning, and I spent the entire weekend dressed. It was amazing!
This was my third time seeing In This Moment, but my first time going to a rock concert as Stef. I live a lot of my life socially as Stefani anyway, but it was still a huge deal for me. It was a large group, men, women, and children. There was alcohol and therefore a need to go to the ladies room. I had no issues. No one batted an eye. We were all attending the Church Of Rock. It was a celebration.
It was a tremendously exciting experience for me. I went with a group of incredibly strong, beautiful, intelligent women, one being one of my best friends, who I go to concerts with to begin with. They accepted me as one of the girls. It filled my heart with joy.
I can't wait for our next trip. Shedding the fear and anxiety of being a crossdresser/trans has been amazing. I live my friends and found a happy medium in my life. I hope to continue with it.
I wish I had better photos of myself, but whatever. It isn't about me, well it is, but it's more than that. It's about being present and living life to the fullest. I've embraced who I am.
This was my third time seeing In This Moment, but my first time going to a rock concert as Stef. I live a lot of my life socially as Stefani anyway, but it was still a huge deal for me. It was a large group, men, women, and children. There was alcohol and therefore a need to go to the ladies room. I had no issues. No one batted an eye. We were all attending the Church Of Rock. It was a celebration.
It was a tremendously exciting experience for me. I went with a group of incredibly strong, beautiful, intelligent women, one being one of my best friends, who I go to concerts with to begin with. They accepted me as one of the girls. It filled my heart with joy.
I can't wait for our next trip. Shedding the fear and anxiety of being a crossdresser/trans has been amazing. I live my friends and found a happy medium in my life. I hope to continue with it.
I wish I had better photos of myself, but whatever. It isn't about me, well it is, but it's more than that. It's about being present and living life to the fullest. I've embraced who I am.